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Movie · 2028

Movie · 2027

Though it’s not yet official, the two television academies have announced early talks to reunify. If you’re not a member of either group, this might be the first you’re hearing that there are two TV academies at all. Here’s why a reunion would be a great thing on the public-facing end — and for the medium itself. In short, the Television Academy oversees the Primetime Emmys we watch on TV every September. So anything primetime TV — plus streaming series, and the craft categories presented at the Creative Arts Emmys — falls under the Los Angeles-based organization. The group used to be part of the New York-based National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, but in the 1970s, the groups split up because the West Coast chapter felt the East Coast arm was getting preferential treatment. In the divorce, the NATAS got the Daytime, Sports, and News and Documentary Emmys,

When Michael Crichton's "Jurassic Park" novel sparked a furious bidding war in Hollywood before the book was even released, it was clear this was the start of a phenomenon. Steven Spielberg's adaptation changed cinema forever, ushering in a new age of digital filmmaking, and creating a dinosaur moviegoing experience that has never come close to being replicated. Aanticipation for a sequel was through the roof. "The Lost World: Jurassic Park" was not as successful as the first film, but some at /Film believe it is the best "Jurassic Park" movie. Notably, this was the last movie in the now 7-movie "Jurassic" franchise to be based on a novel by Crichton,

With a sensational second weekend at the box office, it’s clear “The Odyssey” will have a long — and epic — journey in theaters. Christopher Nolan’s take on Homer’s 3,000-year-old poem, starring Matt Damon as the Greek king Odysseus, has generated a remarkable $652 million worldwide, including $289 million domestically and $362 million internationally after just 10 days of release. It’s already the sixth-highest grossing Hollywood movie of the year at the global box office — no small feat for a sword-and-sandal epic that’s rated R and clocks in at nearly three hours. With euphoric word-of-mouth and staggering demand for premium large formats like Imax, “The Odyssey” is expected to shatter all kinds of records throughout the rest of summer and into the fall. It could overtake 2009’s “The Dark Knight” ($1.008 billion) and 2012’s “The Dark Knight Rises” ($1.08 billion) as Nolan’s highest-grossing film. Depending on staying power and the turnout in

It has emerged that SAG-AFTRA has come out against the proposed $111bn paramount-Warner Bros Discovery (Wbd) merger unless it receives guarantees that production levels in the US will increase. Posting a letter on its official website over the weekend, the union’s president Sean Astin and national executive director and chief negotiator Duncan Crabtree-Ireland wrote: “Today, our national board adopted a resolution publicly opposing the Paramount Skydance acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, absent enforceable guarantees of continued and expanded production levels.” The letter continued: “The resolution affirms our strong support for the attorneys general from a dozen states and the Writers Guild of America,

The box office story of the week is still “The Odyssey,” which dropped only 30 percent in its second weekend for one of the best second weekends ever, bringing its global cumulative gross to $652 million. But the top new opening this weekend was another film with historic numbers for what it was: the live capture of Broadway’s “Hadestown: The Musical.“ Released by Bleecker Street’s event cinema label Crosswalk with Ld Entertainment, the film brought in $10.2 million at the domestic box office from just shy of 2,000 screens. It’s the highest opening for a Broadway live capture ever, just ahead of “Hamilton,” which Disney released theatrically in 2025 and made $10.1 million. Crosswalk was planning only a five-day special event release for “Hadestown,” but the numbers were so strong that it will remain in theaters at least another weekend, and it has the potential to surpass “Hamilton’s” $16.9 million domestic haul. We

Lego is hitting warp speed when it comes to its new "Star Trek" line of building brick sets. After unveiling the first official "Star Trek" Lego set in the form of the Enterprise-d from "The Next Generation," the plastic block company is now turning back to "Star Trek: The Original Series" for its next set. Announced at San Diego Comic-Con over the weekend, Lego is releasing the Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise Ncc-1701 Bridge, and it will feature all the beloved classic characters that you'd want to see hanging around the signature ship's set. Lego In addition to the ship's bridge, where Captain Kirk (William Shatner) hands out orders and commands the Enterprise,